Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Mason fruit jars at Kellar's.
Holland herring at kellar's.

day of the season.
Largest stock of crockery. glass and
china ware at Kellar's.
Insure in the Y Yankton,' Peter
Allen agent for Turner Co.
Call at the Hay Shed and see the
lightest, draft Sit. mower made.
Parties wishing harvesting machin-
cry will do well to call at the Hay
shed.
The Standard hay rake, the Boss of
the world, will be found at the Hay
Shed.
The ieweler from Rock Rapids will
be at j. w. Kellar's store July %, 26
and q.
Geo. Wormwood trotted through
town yesterday with a new twine
binder.
DO not put off securing that premium
The North Dakota Farmer-until it
is too late.
A leather pocket-book, containing
photograph has been left at this Office
for an owner.
Parties wanting binders will do well
to call at the Hay Shed and see the
Osborne Steel Frame.
Kellar has the finest line and largest
stock OF jewelry, watches, ETC., to be
found in Turner county.
Oscar Snyder has been treating the
roof of his house to coat of paint. I'M
proving its appearance.
Good team of horses for sale, for
cash or on time with good security.
Enquire at Herald office.
A. w. Powers, treasurer of the Spring
Valley alliance, took home full load
of binding twine Monday.
Nearly every county in south Dakota
will vote on the local option question
this fall, and it will carry in most of
them.
The treasurer of the celebration COM
mittee reports receipts S249.75, ex-
penditures, 248.l9;-leaving a balance of
$1.56 on hand.
A number of Young folks had a very
enjoyable time at the residence of w,
d. Clayton last Friday evening, the
occasion being a party given for Miss
Josie Clayton.
j. II. Prothero is call smiles over a
little event which happened at his
house last Friday. 1t is an eleven
pound girl with the usual allowance
of lung power.
The northwestern company are dis.
tributing empty cars along the line
preparatory to the rush which will
come in few weeks when the grain
begins to pour in.
Z. Allen is the only authorized agen,
in Turner county for the celebrated
Yankton Insurance Co. Any one hav
ing business with the " Yankton" viii
please confer with him.
Our machine, which is sold by Jensen
s. Son, is the most compactly built o.
its class. 1t is the most managerial,
and handiest, whether in hiIly, level
rough, smooth, sort or hard ground
Walter A. Wood, president.
From everyone present comes words
of praise at the manner in which Hur
ley deported itself on the 4th. Ou
numbers may be few, but when Hurle,
agrees to do a certain thing she get
there and always makes her promis
good.
A large number OF new twine bind
ers are being taken into the fields thi
season, and every farmer possessin,
one-or any other machinery for tina
matter-should shelter it from th
ravages of the weather as carefully /,
he would $500 horse.
| The camp meeting closed its session
| Monday morning, and much rejoicing
was manifested by those in charge a
/ the apparent good which had been tn
result of the earnest work performed
The meetings were well attended b
citizens of Turner and adjoining cour
ties.
New Era 9th: The citizens of HUI
i ley deserve great credit for the happ
manner in which they entertained tn
public on the 4th of July. The pre-
gram of exercises was well arranged
very interesting and well carried ou
People were gathered at Hurley o
that day from all parts of the county
there was no drinking, carousing c
disorder of any kind. 1t was yer
creditabie affair all around.
An exchange says: There. is SOM
thing wrong in the social system whe
a man sets out five dollars worth {
trees to improve his property and the
, finds out that he has to build fifty do
lars worth of fence to keep fifteen do
!. lars worth of COW from eating up til
trees, or when he plants five dollal
worth of garden and flower seeds an
have his neighbor's fifteen cent he
J come over and scratch them all out.
Turner is now a cash county. $50
600 worth of Turner county bond
bearing six per cent. interest have so
at premium of l a per cent, the Fir
National bank of Y Yankton being pu
chasers. 1t was thought by many tn;
it would be an impossibility to get p,
for six per cent. bonds, but they ha,
sold at that figure and the county HI
the money to show for the sale. Her
after, we understand no warrants wi
be issued by the board of commission
ers unless therei is money in the trea
& ury to pay the same, and Turner cou
ty warrants are therefore now wort
one hundred cents on the dollar. III
county fathers did we'll in bonding Il